Mayor Announces New Fix It Edmonds App

Edmonds, WALocal News

The City of Edmonds has officially launched Fix It Edmonds, a mobile engagement application that empowers residents to report local issues directly from their smartphones. This innovative app is designed to enhance communication between the community and city officials, allowing for real-time reporting of problems such as potholes, graffiti, and maintenance concerns. Mayor Mike Nelson expressed enthusiasm for the app, noting that it provides residents with a convenient platform to communicate their observations while out in the city. By streamlining the service request process, the app improves the efficiency of city staff in managing and resolving reported issues. Both iPhone and Android users can easily download the app from [bit.

ly/FixItEdmonds](bit. ly/FixItEdmonds), and an online submission form is accessible for those using laptops or desktops. This initiative not only fosters community engagement but also enhances the city's ability to maintain a safe and beautiful environment for all residents. A promotional video on YouTube further explains how the app works, encouraging more residents to participate in this innovative platform. With Fix It Edmonds, the city aims to strengthen its commitment to responsive governance and active citizen involvement.

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